The Heart Print: Red on White pendleton Flanked by the tactile textures

Flanked by the tactile textures of a ripe apple and the vibrant segments of an orange—each rendered with an almost tangible juiciness—the composition is a masterclass in light and shadow

reflecting his exploration of memory

The playful lid – featuring a gilt head emerging from stylized waves – adds a touch of surreal whimsy

working from her studio in the heart of Grottaglie’s ceramic district

" echoing his appreciation for Christopher Alexander’s architectural theories and applying an organizing force to the canvas

The Heart Print: Red on White pendleton Flanked by the tactile texturesWhat's the correlation between the graphic heart shape & the blood pumping organ in our chests? It's been used since about the 1400s, but nobody knows why. This print explains the most important muscle in your body with modern simplicity, using the shape we all associate with love. 8"x8" Letterpress.